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Swish Oral Care University District, Calgary

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Calgary’s Swish Oral Care is Rethinking the Dental Clinic Through Design

For the company’s new outpost in the University District, local designer Sarah Ward has crafted an interior expertly tailored to the brand’s youthful target demographic.

Words: Sydney Shilling
From: Interiors

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A Mexico City Apartment is Expanded with a Beer Lab and Terrace

With Terraza Alba, the young studio Omar Vergara Taller crafts a supplementary space for a small family into brewing.

Words: Elizabeth Pagliacolo
From: Architecture, Interiors

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OMA’s Pretty-in-Pink Exhibition for Miss Dior Casts a Spell

The latest edition of the Miss Dior show is an enchanting ode to the iconic perfume - and the haute couture brand.

Words: Elizabeth Pagliacolo
From: Interiors

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The 13 Best Things We Saw at Paris Design Week 2025

Daring, well-executed furnishings, installations and more that had us proclaiming, "C'est super."

Words: Eric Mutrie
From: Design, Maison & Objet

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Sweden’s Essem Design Brings its Timeless Style and Functionality to North America

Known for its well-crafted objects for the hallway, Essem Design helps create welcoming and long-lasting first impressions.

Words: Kendra Jackson
From: Design

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Calgary’s Swish Oral Care is Rethinking the Dental Clinic Through Design

Words: Sydney Shilling
From: Interiors

A Mexico City Apartment is Expanded with a Beer Lab and Terrace

Words: Elizabeth Pagliacolo
From: Architecture, Interiors

OMA’s Pretty-in-Pink Exhibition for Miss Dior Casts a Spell

Words: Elizabeth Pagliacolo
From: Interiors

The 13 Best Things We Saw at Paris Design Week 2025

Words: Eric Mutrie
From: Design, Maison & Objet

Sweden’s Essem Design Brings its Timeless Style and Functionality to North America

Words: Kendra Jackson
From: Design

Supportive Housing Graces an Adapted Toronto Church

Words: Stefan Novakovic
From: Architecture

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An angular Calgary laneway home by Bold Workshop Architecture featuring angular wood-framed construction with a rectangular concrete volume extending out from the base.

9 Great Workshops at AZURE’s Upcoming Human/Nature Conference

Words: Azure
From: Architecture, Design, Interiors

The Aga Khan Award Celebrates Architecture as a Global Force for Good

Words: Stefan Novakovic
From: Architecture, Interiors

9 Playful Textiles to Weave Into Your Upcoming Interiors

Words: Eric Mutrie
From: Design

Visiting TIFF Stars Have a New Roost at the Nobu Hotel Toronto

Words: Eric Mutrie
From: Interiors

5 Products to Give Your Workspace a Productivity Boost

Words: Sydney Shilling
From: Design

The Palm Springs Navigation Center Sets a New Precedent

Words: Elizabeth Pagliacolo
From: Architecture

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#312: Sept/Oct 2025

Fenix Museum of Migration by MAD Architects

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The Show Must Go On: The Future of Museums

At a time when cultural institutions are under threat, V&A East Storehouse, Fenix in Rotterdam, London Museum and other cultural projects around the world are staging a daring new act.

Words: Giovanna Dunmall
From: Architecture

Red bridge in Toronto's new Port Lands district

+ Sept/Oct 2025

Everyone Say Biidaasige: Toronto’s Marvellous Park Is Just the Beginning for a New Port Lands

The crowning jewel in a $1.4 billion revitalization, Biidaasige Park stretches along the Don River’s mouth, which has been rerouted to open up Toronto’s previously flood-prone Port Lands for residential development. A once-in-a generation undertaking, the resplendent green space is already in full use — by hikers, cyclists, kayakers and playground scramblers.